Medical marijuana; requiring certain license applicants to submit certain attestation; requiring certain disclosures; establishing certain time frames. Effective date.

Summary

The bill directs the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority to require indoor growers operating within municipal limits to submit an odor‑control plan by Jan. 1, 2027, and to demand a plan from any business that receives three or more odor complaints in a 30‑day span. It also creates five types of medical‑marijuana business licenses and establishes tiered, size‑based fees for growers and a flat fee for transporters. The changes aim to manage community odor concerns while standardizing licensing costs.

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